The Great Mississippi Flood of 1927

The flood of the Mississippi River in 1927 is one of the most devastating floods of American history and proved that Dam's only policy is river failure and human management. The beginning of the flood from the first crack issued "468,000 seconds before reaching the delta, three times the flood in Colorado state, twice the Niagara Falls, three times upstream of the Mississippi River" (p . The trend in 1927 "changed the recognition of the role and responsibility of the federal government ... broke the myth of feudal connection between the blacks of the Delta and the nobility of the south ... blacks of the north Accelerated the movement.

Fury, the name of the second movement, reminds me of the novel of William Faulkner (1897-1962) and the confusion of the Mississippi River in the history of the Great Flood of Mississippi in 1927. Just as shocking time changed in Faulkner's 1927 novel. Sound and anger, music I created includes discordant harmony, turbulent multilism, and collision between simultaneous 3/4 and 5/4 time signature. Prayer, third movement, I meditate on the rest of the Mississippi River from the height, overlooking the water, as long as the eyes can see, the sunset changes to a fine night sky. Carillon, vibraphone, bell and piano are like 'distant' like a distant church bell, but the big ones play lyrical and affectionate melodies. In music flashback, I recall the material from the first movement, reminding me of the eternal trend of the Mississippi River.

Tom Franklin and Beth Ann tell about the historical catastrophe through the eyes of a fictitious town Hobnob, a massive flood in the state of Mississippi in 1927. During the drinking prohibition law, the novel also proved that this "noble experiment" was in vain, which led to ordinary compliant citizens not complying with the law, resulting in multiple levels of corruption . At the center of the story is a smugglers named Jesse and a wife, Dixie Clay, a currently capable smugglers. Jessie is selfish, sneaky and cruel, the marriage collapses and Dixie suffers from the loss of a young son. Entering two federal revenue agents, one of which is Ingersoll, is a decorative First World War veteran and orphan. Commerce Secretary Herbert Hoover sent these emails to learn what happened to the other two missing agents. When Ingersoll discovered an orphan as an orphan after a gun fight at a general shop, he felt that he was forced to find a house for him. And that made him the wife of smugglers.